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| gen. |
s'embrancher m (sur, up with) |
| agric. |
abouture |
| comp. |
jonction f; joint m |
| comp., MS |
inviter quelqu'un à prendre part à une conversation (To connect one or more people together in a conversation); joindre f (To combine the contents of two or more tables and produce a result set that incorporates rows and columns from each table. Tables are typically joined using data that they have in common); jointure f (A connection between multiple tables where records from related fields that match are combined and shown as one record. Records that don't match may be included or excluded, depending on the type of join) |
| construct. |
assembler; enturer; racheter |
| IT, earth.sc., el. |
jointure f; join m |
| law |
joindre comme partie; lier contestation |
| sport. |
se joindre |
| tech. |
intersection ajustée; raccord lignes |
| transp. |
raccord m; raccorder |
| trav. |
serrer les rangs |
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| gen. |
accéder à |
| health. |
réunir m |
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| comp., MS |
Joindre (A UI element the user clicks to connect to a conference) |
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| comp. |
associer; joindre |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr., construct. |
joinery |
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| abbr. |
Jobs and Opportunity to Improve Neighborhoods; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Joint Operations Intelligence Network |
| abbr., avia. |
joining |
| abbr., inet. |
Jewish Ozzies Inter Net |
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| law |
concur, to enter into an alliance; unite, to combine, to enter into an alliance |
